
Charges and charging - Lesson
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Moitreyee Roy
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Open Ended
Complete the sentence regarding the Fundamental Law of Charges: ________.
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Sphere A is negatively charged; when placed next to sphere B they attract. What is the charge on sphere B?
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3 ways to charge a neutral object
Charging by friction.
Charging by conduction.
Charging by induction.
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Practice
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Open Ended
Your cat rubs against a rubber balloon. What will be the charge on the balloon?________ Your cat's fur?_____________
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You use three charged objects – A, B & C for an experiment on charges. During the lab you make the following observations: - When you bring object A near object B, the objects attract each other. - When you bring object A near object C, the objects repel each other. What would happen if object B & C were brought together?
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Describe why an object can have a positive or negative charge?
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What is the fundamental law of charges, and how does it work?
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Multiple Choice
You use 3 objects- A, B, and C for an experiment on charges. What would happen if object B & C were brought together?
During the lab you made the following observation:
1. A & B - attract each other.
2. A &C - repel each other.
Object B & C would repel each other
Object B & C would attract each other
Nothing would happen, since objects B & C are neutrally charged
The oppositely charged objects A & C will repel each other
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Multiple Choice
Use the following electrostatic series to answer the question: Rubber, Ebonite, Polyethylene (Plastic), Cotton, Silk, Wool, Glass, Acetate, Fur. What would happen if a polyethylene ruler was rubbed with a wool cloth?
a) Nothing
b) The polyethylene ruler would take the wool’s positive charges
c) The wool cloth would take the polyethylene ruler’s negative charges
The polyethene ruler would take the wool's negative charge.
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Multiple Choice
What would happen if you used a cotton cloth to wipe your glass window clean?
The glass window would become negatively charged
The cotton cloth would become negatively charged
The cotton cloth would become positively charged
The glass window & cotton cloth would stay neutrally charged
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Multiple Choice
Which statement is completely true?
Fur rubbed with silk will become negatively charged because the silk will gain/receive negative charges
Acetate rubbed with cotton will become positively charged because the acetate will gain/receive positive charges
Ebonite rubbed with fur will become negatively charged because the ebonite will gain/receive negative charges
Polyethylene rubbed with wool will become negatively charged because the polyethylene will lose positive charges & the wool will gain/receive these positive charges
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Multiple Choice
You have 2 spheres made of ebonite. You rub one with rubber & the other with cotton. What would happen if you brought the two spheres together?
Nothing, they are both neutrally charged
They will repel
They will attract
Nothing, they both carry no charge
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Multiple Choice
You have 2 spheres made of ebonite. You rub one with wool & the other with silk. What would happen if you brought the two spheres together?
Nothing, they are both neutrally charged
They will repel
They will attract
Nothing, they both carry no charge
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4. Spheres A & D are then set up side by side, as well as spheres B & D. Which diagram below correctly shows what would happen?
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